EWSHM 2020 Student Travel Grant. To Be Held in Palermo, Italy, July 6-9, 2020

NSF积极促进学生参与技术会议和科学研究的发展。为此，PI要求NSF工程理事会ECCS部门内的CCSS计划赞助来自美国机构的10名研究生或本科生参加将于2020年7月6日至9日在巴勒莫（意大利）举行的第10届欧洲结构健康监测研讨会（EWSHM 2020）。 NSF的支持预计将大大促进学生参与会议，并为他们提供一个独特的机会，了解新兴领域的结构健康监测（SHM）。EWSHM 2020会议的目标是为来自广泛领域的研究人员提供一个开放的跨学科论坛，讨论SHM领域的最新进展和突破。会议涵盖了许多有趣的主题，包括：（1）物理原理监测：机械，声学，电学，热学;（2）信号处理，模式识别，模态分析;（3）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（4）遥感;（5）SHM在行动：航空航天，海洋，土木工程，铁路，能源发电;（6）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（7）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（8）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（9）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（10）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（11）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器，MEMS，无线;（12）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器;（13）传感器和传感器网络：纳米/微米传感器;（14）传感器和传感器网络：（6）物联网的智能城市和SHM;（7）自动化系统，汽车;（8）生物医学应用和人类绩效监测。这些主题代表了结构健康监测研究和应用的前沿。NSF的支持预计将大大促进学生参与会议，并为他们提供一个机会，了解新兴领域的SHM。获奖者将参加一个论坛，通过学术界和工业界人士的工作促进创新和创业。因此，该研讨会将成为美国学生与SHM领域的国际专家交流的宝贵机会，为他们未来的职业发展获得新的知识。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

NSF actively promotes the inclusion of students in technical conferences and in the advancement of scientific research. To this affect the PI requests that the CCSS program, within the ECCS Division of the Engineering Directorate at the NSF, sponsor travel of 10 graduate or undergraduate students from U.S. Institutions for attending the 10th European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring (EWSHM 2020), to be held in Palermo (Italy) from July 6-9, 2020. The NSF support is expected to significantly promote student participation in the Meetings and to provide a unique opportunity for them to learn about emerging fields in structural health monitoring (SHM).The goal of EWSHM 2020 Conference is to provide an open and interdisciplinary forum for researchers from a wide range of areas to discuss the latest advancements and breakthroughs in the field of SHM. The conference covers many interesting topics including, (1) Physical principles monitoring: mechanical, acoustic, electrical, thermal; (2) Signal processing, pattern recognition, modal analysis; (3) Sensors and sensor networks: nano/micro sensors, MEMS, wireless; (4) Remote sensing; (5) SHM in action: aerospace, marine, civil engineering, railway, energy generation; (6) Smart cities and SHM for the IoT; and (7) Autonomous systems, automotive; and (8) Biomedical applications and human performance monitoring. The topics represent the forefronts of Structural Health Monitoring research and applications. The NSF support is expected to significantly promote student participation in the meeting and to provide an opportunity for them to learn about emerging fields in SHM. The awardees will be part of a forum that fosters innovation and entrepreneurship through the work of people from academia and industry. Therefore, the Workshop will serve as a valuable event for U.S. students to connect with international experts in SHM in order to gain new knowledge for their future career development.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.